davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
= ACRIEY oHINAMAN AT LAReE

DETAILS or DARK AND INTRICATE PLOT varc,
INCLUDES YOUNG rHoMs's TRovBtKs
After saru1ntsndeat Murray had emauitsl ~.
James O. Baptists. the Chinese court Interpreter Al -
lice headquarters yesterday, tho following alarm ~
sent OUT u all the precfncts:, w fefs,V-
five feet and eight inches hxh medium build With 10
nlacs ns sacr Eyes sss .nS dsssss
apdts Sta1tiv derangsd On Saturday evsnng he tooi
walk 10 charge Of Of his couaymen and while had
fight with him and sscapeds not seen sinea -.
Two years ago Cong Lung arrested In g. Louis for
complicityin tho murder OF Loais Johna Chinamsa.
The body Of Johas had besa hacked TO pieces witt
elesver and he hesA was found packed in pail Of oa
Lung became witness for the prosecution on the trial q
Ohyo Obyek who was oonvced and To behune
for the urdsr Two ohsr Cinnamon Who cOncerpud
IN the crime confessed and wee sst TO prison for long
In the cuaody OF interpreter Bsptstc Lug hal b.
como mildly Insane dunag hss cosansmsns and va
ekyeetsd that visit 70 New York woud improve him.
II IL said that Lung Is related to Tom Lee Of ths
CITY. The murderer IL said TO BE-. related 10
Chos Chang Chsa who gave = yeang Captain NcCulash
some evidence against the Chinese gamblsrs In Mottsk
some time ago There II story saoat that choo Wa
MIXED In the 81. Les murder and that he gave eyi
from tesying sgains Chyok Tho gamblses raised $3.50
failed TO appear vitness against the gambler Al
Chu Thoms whom Ch0O WIS oxpeCted to buy up WIN
part Of this money. IL sasday-scAool Chinsman- H
appeared Is witness against the gamblers after Choe
arrested on charge Of stealing $50 rhoms says Il {
trick OF the " hi !hbinders" to punish him for being
witness against the gamblers. 80
Bapttsts had susptcon YESTERDAY thzs the dsappcaf
faction. He said that without Lung II would be dm-
cult matter to secure another conviction OF Chy0k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
HANGED BY A MOB.

KAUFMAN, Texas July 25.-An infuriatcd mob took
Crawford Benson a negro, age eighteen, rom the
county iaf at IL O'Clock last night and hanged hin,
near the fail for attempted outrage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26

MR. GOULD DECREASED THE EXPENSE FOR TIES.
Jay Gould was his Office In the Western Union Build
ing yesterday. Referring to the published statemen To
that the Missouri Pacific Railway Company had suffered
loss Of at least 81 900 in the purchase Of ties in
the last three years, he said:
The story IL greatly exaggerated. Some time ago
covered steadily growing and asked
The Expense Committee for explanation I found much
10 my surprise that the bills for item were not
presented TO tins committes but audited
by the division superintendent. my recent
visit the Southwest made some Inquiries
subject and the method OF doing business
changed. The Expense Committee passes on All pur.
ties and besides have services
OF mddonan. believe IN an market for ties well
Al other things
Ny long experience railroad management has Taught me
road old the renewals viii require about
$50 ties 70 the mile The story could apply only
1900 miles OF old road which BY would take
about 100000 for The balance Of the tsn
millions would be road built last year.
the company ut 900 The count
OF es which ordered came ont virtually aud
the additional cost paid 10 middleman
the Missouri Pacific its ties
lower price than any other railroad In the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
BOUGHT BY NETWORK AND NEwENGLAND.
THE sHEPAS0 CAPTURED by THE MAN WHO BE-
Stirred THE DERBY ROAD.

Nyy.HAygS July 25-Following the long contest
with ths municipal authorities OF this city between tho
New. York and New-ilaven and W. H. stabuch' ropro
se1,t.Dg the NowYork and New England Railroad To
seen tho OF tho short line running between nero
n "A Ansonia aud known tho Now Haven and Derby,
f. which Mr. st arbuck hRsly successful comes the
purchase the shepang Raj rad by theNew-hofA and
NewEngiand's ropneseDf ativc MIR. stafbuok has been
the figure head of the NowYork and New Eng ana all
through the fight against the Ne"-hofh anu Nov
avon Ia secure the control of the Connecticut ra-
ways and has exhibited remarkable tact and shro"a
ness IN this a. 10 did when OILY ship broker In New
YORK and aitor,gais i, thu rgili-hsd man Of Henry
Willard in the development OF tho Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company, which tho beginning Of his
prominent career and the foundation Of his present
wealth.
Mr. starbuck fought hard to secure the New-iiavon
and Northampton, the Connecticut Western and the
Nangatuck roads, but the NewYork and Now-iaven
got ahead of him. Then came the long contest for the
Derby ruad which starbuck secured. Tho control OF
the FousaionIc and the Danbury and Norwak roads
being in the hands Of tho New York and Ncw-Engand,
the shepang was without hops In the hands Of
strong corporation. The road has had chcckercd ex-
lstence IL was finished in 1870. and three years
later second mortgage boudhoidors forccioscd The
Interest the frat mortgage bonds was paid up TO
October 1876, since which timo up to year aso the
interest went by default. Last year the road was
partly reorganlzod and small interest payment made
The last report VI the ia lfoad Commissioners shows
that there Is outstanding 800 900 In bonds and $685.
600 overdue interest. Its capital stock Is S2907O0,
representing chiefly the old foroclosod second mort
gage. Its gross earnings last year were s5s $40, and
operating expenses $046I2. The road including tho
uiprnent has cost about 81 100 900, Of which
siderable amount subscribed to the original stock
by tho towns along tho limo. Mr.. Starbuck Is said to
have paid $500 for the road and IL IL contemplated
to extend tho line from ntchGoid, It's present ter
| ~ a.. Ne .t...Ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26

r~cte ths god watches and chains re awarded to Cap
tain T. H. Hurst aud Mate J. A. Gibson Oh he bnu s
wydss. for resruing the crew OF Tue Aeio"A
schooner Joseph Bsymore. June z. 1857.
CoLoNkL LoxG's APPOINTMENT. Tho President To-Day
appointed Charles Chas Long. OF New YORK. 10 DC oec
r.tagy OF Legation and Consul General NJ Corea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
CAI.ENDARs TO-DAY.

supRRMs COURT CakxsRRs.-Before Potter L-NoA
II I'd 81 lO2 Ill il8 i4T 156 1863 l60 III. 1s9 20.
DIS $40 227 va. 229. 230 232 1913. 234. 235
SUPREME CoURT-SPKclAL TKRx-PARf L-Betore Dono-
hue, J.--No day calendar. ~
SUPERIOR C0URr-SrEclaL Tkkh-before Duxro ''-Ns
day calendar. - , -. ,,....s
and Elizabeth Carpenter ~ 10 . viii OF Rosweh
Hitchcock at 2pm-
COMMON PLKAs-EQUffr TERn-AdJourned fot tho sefAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26

CHARLES s. SPENCER STILL SERIOUSLY I'LL.
Dr. Ranney is still In constant attendance on Colonel
Charles Spencer and his friends yesterday were hope
ful of his recovery He was, they said, feeling little
stronger aud they did think that, some nswspa
pers stated he beyond recovery In spite OF this
sangune view of the case, DR. Ranney stu considers
serious,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26

shp Asrsa1s whfb on her voyage to Nsw.Yort -
friDDds yesterday morning -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday July rs. 1887.
roxr nrEReecsstary Endicett has directed the alot-
nsnt Of ?250o for Improvements ct the new cavalry
post ct Fort MyeE. VI
Rs<vs SAILORS REwARpEn-Ths President has d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
rUyrR1L or MIOHAEL j. DIXON.

Tho t,,eral services of Michael j. Dixon, the well
known ice cream manufacturer, Who was struck by
lightning while fishing at Princes Bay ON Friday took
last evening & 1as s sedos s PS
noo people were In the church and In the immedl-
ale Vicinity About seventy nve Oh nls enlP' o,s,
societies Of which no was member were present
The floral decorations were worry profuse And beanti
The words. our Employer from the employees Of the
branch store at Harlem. Among other prominent l1,
our Treasurer from the Ninth Ward and Assembly
District Liquor Dealers Protective Association
irnLcn columns and other Masonic emblens from his
iodee Of Masons clock, the hands marking the time
Of Il 90 whsn the fatal bolt fell given by bis brother
the Rev DR. John e. Goodman, pastor OF the Bedford
Street Church assisted by the hsy Dr. ema ea E @e
also made by Captain William Fowler prominent
Acr the church services the regular burial service
the Masonic order was performed by the Warrington
the church last night, and win DO removed to Green
wood where the burial %n take pace a. wo odSSG
Mater Hazlcton, Past Masters Edward adams AMI
captain william Fowler, Of washington Lodge Captain
copeland, Of the Ninth Precinct Of Police and
Noble b. o. Piper. N. Jordan, James Holmes, Byron
Gross, Michael Man, John Kayanagh George u.
Da IT, Gse q the Nh wa pa many prof."
SUDDEN DEATH or A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
BOSTON July % tSIccfdp.-The funerals OF mothcr
and daughter occurred In Medford Sunday under dis
tressing For several months they had
s said been in want, owing to injury received by the
father. which ncspacitated him for work The mother
had been invalid for seventeen years. and for long
time he'd been tendsrly cared for by her daughter girl
of twenty The father had just been able to get to work
again, and Thursday morning the young rose at
o'clock call him. Having done tins she fell to the
floor unconscious and died in an hour Of congestion
Of the brain The shock prostra,ed the mother and in
few hours she, too, was dead. The young girl
gagged TO be married to Mr. Brettiah. Of Maiden.
Der OF the Lawrence Light Guard, who at tho time OF
her death in camp at South birmingham. The sad
news reached him tust be going guard duty.
Mother and daughter buried In Oak Grove Gene
terry Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
Your Lung. are Dc.troye

do not expcc, that Dr. Percos Golden Medical Discovery
win make for 1t can DO much but not impos
abilities H. have not reached tho last stages
Of there hope you But do not delay lest
ron the fatal line where holp Is impossible Tho Dis
cousumpves cured their night sweas and hectic fevers
and restored them health and happiness
Thousands Of follow tho Of DR.. sages catarrh
Remedy. 80 conts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
TALE OF Amy BRUTALITY.

tired from the presidency OF the Atlanta End West Point
Road. He u snccesded by G. II. Phnzy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26

DYING or TIE AURANIA.
W. T. Ward, we'll known Citizen OF Hashvills. Tann.
'isd suddenly On Wednesday sa the Cunard Line steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26

whiis your summer tour nss skiasueesss Soap and
preserve yeur siia isen sruvueas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
"Closa the door gently.
Ana bride tho breath,
I've enc OF my headaohos--
I'm sick unto death"
take 'PurGativs Psilets.
They're pleasant and surei
I've some In my pocket
I'LL warrant u ouro."

vsnuys ed curative
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
BUNS FROM BRIARWOOD.
Picture Painting -. Orchards -. Fine
Mill-.GOOd Namc...Scw Teacher at
Mount MOrIal..A .IESt NchulSn.

A burning straw field toward the SOUTH Il
cloud Of Egyptian backncSS in the north, ami
the glare of the rcd flame overhead, made a
thrilling picture q few nights ago.
Notwithstanding the inclemcnt weather the
young folks had Valentine party at Mr.
John Darraugh's, and, l presume, had u huge
time.
Some of our farmers are paying some attcn-
ton to their orchard and adding thereto
This is wise. Nothing adds more 10 the at
Effectiveness of Il place than we'll selected
orchard OF fruit.
Briarwood claims for one oc its inluai.itai Is
Mr.. James Evans Il man of iitlumit:l,lr crrr
ry. Mr.. Evans is the owner q: on" of the best
Hour and yrist mills in III" country. In G. II.
nectioH with this is Il saw mill ana cote gil.
Ere the breath Of Slandcr has shared Itscl
"Good name in man woman,
Is the immediate jewel of their sous.
Who steals my purse, steals trash: It's some
thing nothing:
Twas mine. It's his, and has been slave to
thousands
Rut he who flches from mo my good name,
Robs nc oi that which not cnrichcs Kim
But makes ne poor indeed.
Mrs Willis Smith. of White Hall. spent sat
urday and Sunday i'll our community.
near here. Mrs. Eakin Is Il teacher of much
experience, and, doubtless, gives entire salts
faction to her patrons.
Miss Sullie IIuchey has been elected teacher
of the Mt. Morimh school, and has entered up
on her duties as teacher.
TO what Il degraded use is st. Valentines
day put by those who use il to give vent 10
their spite at others by sending them Il low,
vulgar, So-callcd "comic" valentine. BltIAR.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23

.~.a 80" ..s..:. Il! -: -! r';'s,.
..-..:.,.. .... :".,..... ,.,.' .,,'' ..-, .
.. .,:.!...... 81. .. .'.' .: g. .'...
<,,.,~ a, .: ,.'..,. ... H. 49,: :t
. :...r.;........ ca. /; ,.,' .'r e.. e..
.".. :. "':.i.,.'.. ".- g. g.. g.. o.. '' IT, 30
=. 49, IT,. iotf"g 49, =. ...:r.: -. " ..
l.SI rrISay uigEt. !; ":;~ E. ''E'y "'"n IL
and the large, h"auti.uI hali was packed
rlrny nrt srttin. seats amnug ;iIs :" some oi
the ladies'. vino bee "will ilow":>. Th,.",
were Il large number If vi-il - present.
irrnSpjc'rnT- among these was tn rrrrt be
M"Mumrr from i!nllra Path. y; b"yitl". W.
dcrry. s'anturk. Hone, Faith, Level Land. all
la! Representations The editor OF tht Press
nad B.iIinw was missed. OF wilirii his friends
were S':r:y. HS the d"'Htr vas on y 1.-Two sub.
lee! o: p"r>r!r, i',lr"st TIL ns.7rs wcr' val
ilni ALL watciIh:l il S"iting tic audience.
'rhc orchestra ot Dr. Edwnrd$ gave t'lc iin"~.
S".rc.iurs. Mr.. il. IL. 'tnhi :ni of f'S;1>;uni.
tn FrrS!d"n.. welcomed h' Visitors ~ Il
nett i,lc *:'c,~h. "'"! int:"i"r"l M M":!'.;:'
oil Richbu"I, =. G. .aS %a,ut,t"rial.
The yu'inG incn without 4 sn:ir exception
acquitted themselves mos. rIrditahiy. They
had selected excellent Suh@",S and ""ndtr" :
tn IN in III I'D '"irah'" way. The :ut;"": TO-
dc! ate waS raI:i'u,nrly annr 'r"iai" :iud it,
tr."Stin%: 'Shaul.i the Snu;l Favor Fr,!cr:ll
id la ElucHtun?" Much though; ana TIM
Had leon r:i. u:."n this dcl:a;r. EN!ruSti%r.
close. ~ -"irai ..l,nirn-S were lr'~'rfcI ~
hu:h Sitt..: We iaI..ii." III. !lSr :SSi,n won. I.
have dOnr r.c;!;' 80 tl:r hall of en- r"SS. -
WAS ..b'y = ,ldu i"i:nId hrjnr s.!',jtc; -:
r,'r"nt .i'r'" "a n $' o. t""'"!AiIR.! /. o.
sr.i:cl w:~ ii:owd d ~ III h"hi"ur" with
ciuSc attention. I'll. Blur i;il' IN II! lis hea;
ii.y- received fl'i a-'cstioT. ti"t' ry i"t'r"'"
thc CONTESTANTS W v'r"l from side Ia Sd -
,nth Ic:r S"i.ta.iv" smoke. The cImfiit;"'
on lcriS"n brlG.'t in tll''ir report in f.v'" Il
the Negative. with the audience divided i'll
thrir decision Al US;'a.. y.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
TEE EJ2HEMIAN's TENTH SEMI-ANNUAI
CELEBRATION.
CrcditabIe Specchcs-.-GratOry Equal
70 the NOs. E!ouYnnt.

Tho mor'.ing of thr 18th of February, iST,
broke lOr;h with gloomy n''b.h"l"s. Dark.
threatening c.UIldS, tOw..Ihc" with heavy,
moist atm, sphere, lurctpld the WASHING rfiHS
that soon .ollnwr'l. ly noon nl waS cicIr
and calm, AID when ni"ht cam" 1t vas one ni
February srreiiieHt-c.rar, h'in.y, beautiful.
crowds l"Surcly stGnIiin.. towards the c'ilCTi'
campus, c@juyirg the twilight o. i borrowed
.Spl in" night. Tic tenth @rn,i ai:nal crir-
:rrHtiuu ut ;hr fup!,r:ni.,n Literary S1cirty
N:iS the event OF the Or"H'iJn-thc OCCASION Of
the hour. Soon The lrl. WIS faxed 20 its III
i::oSt seating HiaIcitN. ana inng before he ar
rival ui the young ladies from the F"maic
College The Ti.t thrOn" hai been literally
aand vic ed. fiir windows ii'lcd and when :h@
,e,i tapped by The i'r?$i'lrnt even st:m'lu"
room was at n premium. Notwithstanding
ihc prr.Si.rr. The merry visitors chattcd. nulSt-
y unit! tho curtain Of order was rung up.
The tall handsome President of the Socic-
~. Mir. II. II. RohS'.n. OF cotton Plant, Miss.
occupied tho chair with case and grace, AMI
and the cXrr,iScs. splendid music was till
nishcG ly the excellent orchestra led by lir.
l.. III. Edwards.
sir J. IT, Mnil;itt, of Richbure, s. G., Of the
senior class, delivered the S;lluatOrN address
1t was I'm admirable effort AMI would 10 HON
~ 10 Ii statesman.
This wa followed IVY specimens of dcclnma-
ion, lay MI Il. y. Mairtt, silver Street, $. e.,
Hickory Grove, =. e., inject. The P,rit%,n..
'rhcs2 two young men are members OF the
Freshman class.
The @oihomorr class was rerrcsentcd nlso,
So. SIhi"c;; Mob and Law" AID Mr. u. +.
Miller, Camden, Ma. subject, 'S"n''ing R-
lief /" Ir"IamG." Eact' of jhcSc young gcnt'r-
n,e', did We. and showed more than orJlra-
~ skill in the art o.. rrb!ic speaking.
But the rh ;ef attrmr:iun OF the evening wns
III debate. III" President announced tn
rav"r Federal Nd To- Ehucation:" III" par.
iirInauIS were Mr. J. NJ. Garrison, tuniCr
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
The rress anC .Elas-Eyc,a3r s z, or
Wednesday, EoA. 2&. :.l&I.
Rsrs2s,I:t,- Party.

Miss Maggie 3rooHs, i.i:r he Father ni hi.i
country, was born ON the twemty-SCcnnd day
of February. Her father, Mr.. Wm Il. brooks,
like Il certain king III ulden times. = We Il
r0val feast last night Ill hnnur of his d;;ugh-
tcr's anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks ar.
noted for their generous hospitality and for
the kindly greeting which they give IL ShcStS
mt their house, und this occasion like all either
receptions at their hoH!r. WIS one ut much
plr:lsantnc>S and enjoyment. Nurli and in-
strumcnt:tl music added q charm /" the even.
ing, whiiu Il splendid S:lpi": WAS t!itia" COLI
cluSion To the whole Tic guests took their
departure about twelve Ociuck. with ties:
wishes FOR father and mother, nnG To tll"
daughter who is so mitch beloved.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
Give Us Sac Sews.

We will appreciate 1t II onT friends thr"ugh-
out the county will send .;uttin@s of tn" hap
pcnings in their respective n"ighb9riuoGS.
We want all the news. religious ana Ntlcr-
WISE Our aim Is to make the IrcSS ana i5fh-
ycr q complete county rnper, giving q fU.l
compendium of the weekly history OF our
towns and county, and we can do II WIFI II III
tie aid from our friends. 80 please help US.
Any items of news reported to us hy the pr"-
pie of our county will DC appreciated By the
public.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
.NARR

MARRIET-FcbruAry lG, lss7. by Rev. w.
F. Pearson assis;rd ,'r ':cv. DR. Prcssly, Mr..
WILL G. ST'EhlD, Of MCflatsvilc, and
Mss TABHII. NJ. NANCE. OF Due West. S. G
MARrI' r'-Cn (; birth morning, Fchru-
arv 81. lS.-. hr Ecv. =. F. Miller, Mr.. JAMES
a.. SIIAi;P :" Ms. Ci!tTI" f.. eldest dnugh.
ter Of IIr. arh NJ. W. ". Rodcricl, of Coro-
nuca Sc l!rI and lr'sS. please copy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
WirSOn-Er|in fsoWcr C"G".

The Circuit Court sustained The Prn'.ate
Judge in adinGging dover tn Mrs. ElZibrth
Wilson, in the Erwin mill property, Whlrh
had some fnrty.tive years ago been h2prnp"r-
" of her late husband, the Hon. J"hn l!Soh,
OF Anderson.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
WASHINGTON Hand Press.

'lNIE hbJ.rhr" P,"%S nu'' y pNcr lHs nine
| crlnm Ea.h irr&s. hit will print four
par' nf =. y y rO'";ln y a., which VIII he
$ ,!d RI on" %. c"cl aIig'"l / + my nlrchiEery
or mplr.ia "ii' may II" needed. Apply
cary. a bargain c''n br had. If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
Board of Equalization.
Will Hear Complaints as to
Assessments On March
s, 1897.

rJNHE rOI'NTY TniRD nF EQUALI2A-
L lin viii m"r; in lie auditors 5 office OIL
tt Ell 'AI. ia" Hih day # MARCH next, to
ltar cuiurla li AID "rluaiizc such property
~ may hr hTuu" hi brf rc j..
T.i' OuTiy .rpI ii rrn>iS;S o: The Chairman
Of .rh Township I.mEd.
T..c following tire, holicrS> are the Boards
for her respective Townships:
HIHE:Y-s,X NO. l.
T.. Vi. I.i,;"cOrlh,
Ma'!>'u richardson,
NJ II. CUiumrn.
GREENWOOD no ..
C.AC. Waller,
j. W. G:"n.
l.. +. FuIT.
CnKrsTUEY NO. >.
d. Will" 7. Jones,
T. j. FIi.s,
W. i. Damn.
poSALnovIiLE No. /.
J. ". Ma't!son,
}. NJ l.aZ".,
j. l.. L'.i'mrr.
rvE WEST 40. s.
VI. y. c!inksca!cs,
j. j.. "O.'h
j. Il. C. Dunn.
LONG CANE NO. L.
frn!. II. :iaEin,
y. + ia'Nrr,,
Il. i'll. o .lIran.
sMIrHvIIIE NO..
W. \. lnrnaS,
J. J.. White.
i. X. LANGLEY.
WHITE HALL so. 5.
D. W. Jay,
J. i'".r.t,
J. N. Putt.
INr1AH HILL no. ..
j II. =. WIdrn.an,
j. il. CIli'S.
C.DaE SrrIHGs No. 10.
j.. lr's.l Icy,
in. T.. r:u!lry,
JEu. i.S'n.
A"E&vILLE NO II. :
J. NIlcn So ith,
Inr. g. f'w:r's,
+. l. MI;liurd.
n-AEuND E:I.I. NO. T.
Ir. J Il. l." /.
j X: t";i I'll,
Il. W. Nil !u.u.
ILwSnI:SvlI.I.I: NJ. IL.
j i. l. h"". /
j. IL. -, ala.
A.H| i"n IIi.
iAG%oilt 40. Il.
Wa. "a. lit,
l.. o.. !n. Il
J. =. - n'mr'.
r'.i:nt vi MILLS NO. i.
!. -. i!,o'1h,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23

Editor Wilson. nf the Press mn PnRnrr. had
m"aSclS, also Snflr r"n:HlkS about patent
medicines We read the articles with some
interest and wondered if our good br0,Lcr
In an idea of prar,!cng inGdclr" or s'a'-
ins II prescription drus sturc.-Na'nucN Scn-
tiHCk
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
The Electric Well In SieOri:sa u ifaaX.

says:
"Thc Electric we'll near Augusta Is q hoax
gentleman who was there says hc saw
men shed tears at being s., much derrlFrN'
Men were there who's. families would h;,r"
ID suffer from their using al the money they
hid TO come to the we'll in search Nt hcalta.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
Notice to Trespassers.

{ II, ,rrSnn: arc forbidden TO fish, or TO
4 hunt r;mc f any fi"G ou my l:id.
'. Il. KENNEDY.
Troy. s. C., Feb. :3. Es1, 1t
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23
REPAIRING A SPECIALITY.
Atlantic Coast Line.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

WILMINGroS. N. C., June %, 1855.
LAST LINE between Charleston and Columbia and
+ Upper South Carolina.
GOING WEST
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23

Will Make Close frices to Clubs.
Special Prices IIade 60 Large Buyers.
SEM ifo1 Circulars and Testimonials.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-10-06
Wanted to Hang Him.

AAchi thS IL AuViChts
The s%upposltion that the jaime S.B.
Davis fire was the work of an incen-
diary has. been confirmed by the
acknowledgement of the guilty party,
a colored boy By the name of William
Conyers. The boy had been in Mr..
Davis employ for a year or two.
Suspicion of the negro first grew out
of q remark that he made to some
little boys, that they wouldn't need
him on the place and wished they'd
turn him off. He afterwards ae-
knowledged that he had burned the
house, and said that he had raked up
leaves against the corner Of the house
and set them afire. The only motive
given by him was that be wanted to
go to town to school this winter, and
ii he burned the house they would
not need him.
The feeling against the negro was
strong, and had it not been for the
interference Of q prominent citizen
he might have been hung. Consta-
Bile Dull brought the negro to this
city Thursday and he was lodged in
jail in default Of $500 bail.